and there is a great bush walk track that starts at the back of the resort and passes through all the back bush land and dunes, and a very informative walk as well, with lots of sign posts explaining all the different plants and their use by the aboriginals, be it for tools or medicine or tucker ( australian slang for food ) So I learned a thing or two as well, and there was so much bird life after a while you come out of the bush and head up a dune and are treated to this view of the resort, which, if you did not figure that already is pretty isolated, about 10km of the main road and about 130 km from the nearest town, being Broome. But isolated does not mean no resources, this is a luxury resort will all the mod con ( except no TV's ) and done sustainably  Middens Middens is basically the waste site from all the shells that the locals collected over many many years, so they can thousands of years old what a view to eat your shells The mini bungles, hard to tell in this photo as it is back lit, but pretty impressive look how calm the water is this afternoon the view south east, just bushland for 100's of Km ok, need to get down there now loving this red colour and calm sea down I go  like slippery slide shadow and awesome red earth colour the beach all to myself what a location you know what I am thinking, fashion shoot !!